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The Anthropological Sovereignty of Law: Artificial Intelligence, Interpretation, and the Human Reserve of Judgment in the Algorithmic Age
The expansion of artificial intelligence systems constitutes one of the foremost legal challenges of the twenty-first century. This article advances an original theoretical category: the principle of the anthropological sovereignty of law. According to this principle, final legal decisions producing
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